Computer Is Waking Up

I put a Windows 8.1 Pro desktop into hibernate mode. I cannot understand how it is possible, but the next day the computer is turned on. No one is hitting the power key. The BIOS is NOT configured for scheduled wakeup, and wakeup LAN
features are all disabled. The deepest sleeps states are all enabled. The BIOS is configured to leave power off in the event of a power outage and restoration. So basically nothing in the BIOS explains this behavior. I am using
a Dell T7600, and this is the kind of question that Dell will never answer well.
How could the computer be powering itself back on? What scenario am I missing?
Will

Hi,
Besides, two things to consider:
Control Panel\Power Options\Edit Plan Settings\Sleep\Allow wake timers.
In Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2, you have additional check boxes on the Power Management tab for the Network Adapter that defines whether this device can wake the computer:
•Allow this device to wake the computer
Disable the two options to check the result.
Alex Zhao
TechNet Community Support

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